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Name	Detail	File number	Level
Office Building 18 - 20 Bank Place,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B6541	A six-storey office building constructed in 1906 to a design by Turnbridge and Turnbridge and complementary in its use, age and form to the character of Bank Place. Classified: 06/06/1994	B6541	Regional
Rialto Building 497-503 Collins Street, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B2894	One of the finest examples of late 19th century picturesque Gothic office buildings in Melbourne, designed by William Pitt and built by Comely & Gwillam 1890-91. It incorporates a variety of window designs and a rich array of stucco details and ornamental tiling. This building is notable both for having incorporated fireproof construction using metal lathing for interior walls and ceiling and for the extensive open gallery along its east side. Classified: 27/10/1973 Part ... more	B2894	State
Former Royal Insurance Group Building 430-444 Collins Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B6854	The Royal Insurance Group Building, designed by Yuncken Freeman Architects, and completed in 1965, is of architectural, aesthetic and historical importance at the State level. Architecturally and aesthetically, it is one of the most elegant of Melbourne's post war skyscrapers. The pre-cast concrete cladding panels are executed in a sombre black polished granite, relieved by vertical ribs which provide a restrained yet textured skin to the large box-like volume. The small set back ... more	B6854	State
Former Commercial Travellers Association Building Rendezvous Hotel , Duxton Hotel 318-332 Flinders Street, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B4337	The Commercial Travellers' Association Building was constructed in 1913 to designs by the architects H W & F B Tompkins, winners of a competition which included some of Victoria's most adept designers and was judged by Percy Oakden, one of Victoria's most distinguished architects. The building is a distinctive, early and near original example of the Edwardian Baroque style. It is one of Australia's first group of steel-framed buildings and notable for its introduction ... more	B4337	State
Reidy's Building 612 - 622 Lonsdale Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B6623	A large two-storey red brick warehouse built in 1911 for Andrew Tait, a coachbuilder and ironmonger, as his own premises. It was designed by the Western District based architect, Charles Rice. The internal columns, very similar to the standard format for wool stores. The external appearance is striking, being designed in an exaggerated Romanesque style with Art Nouveau detailing. Classified: 06/06/1994	B6623	Regional
Police Stud Buildings Plenty Road, PRESTON VIC 3072 - Property No B3753	Brick cottage: Brick Cottage,iron roof, semi-enclosed verandah, built 1899-1900. Stables: Brick and timber stables with 18 loose-boxes probably built 1899-1900 for J V Smith, since 1920 used and extended by Victoria Police Stud. Iron Shed: Prefabricated corrugated iron hay shed with curved roof and ventilators possibly dating from 1840-50s lease by J Boadle, who allegedly introduced short horn cattle into Victoria. See also File B2148 Bundoora Homestead. Classified: ... more	B3753	Local
Former Advertiser Building 205 Nelson Place, WILLIAMSTOWN VIC 3016 - Property No B2505	Former 'Advertiser' Building was constructed in 1874 for A T Clark MP, as both a printery for the Williamstown Advertiser and a shipping exchange. The building is in the Classical Revival Style. The symmetrical two storied brick structure has rusticated piers to both storeys. Paired round-headed windows are located about the central doorway, a motif repeated above with flat-headed windows beneath the parapet. A distinctive decorative frieze represents the originator of printing ... more	B2505	Regional
Former Swallow & Ariell Building 60 Stokes Street,, PORT MELBOURNE VIC 3207 - Property No B1796	Swallow and Ariell, founded in 1854, is one of the state's earliest steam-powered manufacturers and one of its earliest factories of any description. It quickly became the largest biscuit maker in the state, diversifying into agriculture, sugar refining, flour milling and fruit and vegetable preserving and becoming an almost completely vertical operation, making it unique amongst its competitors. Swallow and Ariell products were used on the Bourke and Wills and Mawson ... more	B1796	Local
Mission Buildings LAKE CONDAH VIC 3303 - Property No B0067	Founded in 1867 by Church of England Mission to the Aborigines.	B0067	Demolished
Wiegards Buildings Main Street,, LANCEFIELD VIC 3435 - Property No B4609		B4609	File only

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